إيران تعرض على واشنطن اتفاقاً لإعادة فتح مضيق هرمز خلال سبعة أيام
مسؤول أميركي يقول لبي بي سي إن "مناقشات بنّاءة" تجري عبر وسطاء رداً على السؤال حول المقترح الإيراني.
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عرضت إيران على الولايات المتحدة اتفاقاً يقضي بإعادة فتح مضيق هرمز خلال سبعة أيام، بحسب ما ذكرت بي بي سي عربي.
وردّاً على سؤال حول المقترح الإيراني، صرّح مسؤول أميركي لبي بي سي بأن "مناقشات بنّاءة" تجري حالياً عبر وسطاء بين الجانبين.
ولم يقدم المسؤول الأميركي مزيداً من التفاصيل حول طبيعة الوسطاء المعنيين أو الجدول الزمني المحتمل لهذه المناقشات.
ويكتسب مضيق هرمز أهمية استراتيجية كبرى باعتباره ممراً رئيسياً لتشارقة النفط العالمية, ما يجعل أي طورات تعتلق بفتحه أو إغلاقه محل متابعة دولية واسعة.
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